你不庆幸自己没有被打掉吗?一封被收养人的公开信

Liz Debetta
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这篇文章融合了创造性的非虚构和自我民族志,通过生殖正义和被收养者的生活经历,对收养作为堕胎解决方案的反选择修辞提出了问题。
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Aren’t You Glad You Weren’t Aborted? An Open Letter from an Adoptee
This essay blends creative nonfiction and autoethnography to problematize the anti-choice rhetoric of adoption as a solution to abortion through the lenses of reproductive justice and adoptee lived experience.
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